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January 14, 2010A new little show with a big name †the Good Things Come In Small Packages Antique And Vintage Holiday Gift Show †took place at the Concord Armory on December 12 and 13.
January 12, 2010On Saturday, January 2, the auction industry lost a renowned and respected friend when Tom Porter, former co-owner of Garth Auctions, died at Mount Carmel West Hospital after a courageous battle with...
January 12, 2010Bears and foxes, squirrels and turtles, fish and fowl are the honored guests among the menagerie of fanciful North Carolina figural bottles on view during Americana Week. A preview of the coming exhibit,...
January 12, 2010Sotheby recent evening sale of Impressionist and Modern art was a resounding success, surpassing the high estimate and bringing a total of $181,760,000.
January 12, 2010The only West Coast venue for the exhibition, the Santa Barbara Museum of Art will present ⁄elacroix to Monet: Masterpieces of Nineteenth Century Painting from The Walters Art Museum †January 30⁍ay...-
January 12, 2010Everett M. Finney, 57, died Wednesday, January 6, at his home. Known as ⁅d †and ⁐op Pop, †he was the well-respected co-owner, with his wife, Sharon, of Finney Auction Gallery in Schodack...
January 12, 2010⁔he Subject is Women: Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, †on exhibition through February 28 at the Nassau County Museum of Art, offers a lavish viewing of works by women and works depicting women.-
January 12, 2010Mary Anne Lukas, an auctioneer and owner of Southern Vermont Auction LLC, a full-service auction house founded in 2005 that ran monthly auctions, died unexpected last fall.
January 12, 2010A rare US nickel that has been owned over the years by the King of Egypt and a Los Angeles sports team owner, sold for $3,737,500 at a sale conducted January 7 by Heritage Auction Galleries.-
January 5, 2010Frederick ⁔ed †Hayward, 75, of 69 Windsor Court, Keene, N.H., died on December 24 at the Catholic Medical Center after a period of failing health.
January 5, 2010Robert H. Smith, president emeritus, National Gallery of Art, died December 29; he was 81.
January 5, 2010A Marblehead Neck, Mass., home provided some 400 lots of fresh material at Peter L. Combs†December 10 sale. The single-owner estate was sold without reserves, and the trade manifested its approval by taking...
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